http://darklab2she3bwpp6zegcfugy2fkxllov6frf53zk7mrefymbqlmmkid.onion
~ the darklab directory
Useful tools.
A quieter web.
Privacy-focused tools, service status, and Linux mirrors.
Pick a service. Get where you need to go.
visitor@darklab
:~$ ls ./services
HTTPS · opens in a new tab
01 / tools
Tools
Inspect, connect, and share.
5 entries
Shell
Run security and network checks in your browser
shell.darklab.sh
Opens in a new tab
CyberChef
Encode, decode, and inspect data with CyberChef
chef.darklab.sh
Opens in a new tab
PrivateBin
Share encrypted text with PrivateBin
p.darklab.sh
Opens in a new tab
IP lookup
See your public IP, location, and network. Plain text for scripts, too.
ip.darklab.sh
Opens in a new tab
Tor relay statistics
Browse Tor relay statistics, updated hourly
tor-stats.darklab.sh
Opens in a new tab
02 / status
Service status
Know what’s happening.
2 entries03 / mirrors
Linux mirrors
Find your next environment.
2 entries04 / another route
Same tools. Through Tor.
Open an onion link in Tor Browser, or copy its full address to take it with you.
http://darkshell6wmwia45fosteyqkeq4me5dmgpchmzffivmu3radwvibqid.onion
http://dlchef2zw6xe2ng2yh5go5yapu65c3wytmz7hdhnlipsll3zwyx6nhad.onion
http://darklab3o2hvym6c7jmljs7vkbanesxlgmnyzvln52uqtytptl462cqd.onion
connection / inspect What this site can see
Server-visible
- IP address
- Requires JavaScript
- Network
- Requires JavaScript
- Location
- Requires JavaScript
- Connection
- Requires JavaScript
Browser-readable
- User agent
- Requires JavaScript
- Languages
- Requires JavaScript
- Time zone
- Requires JavaScript
- Viewport
- Requires JavaScript
- Privacy signals
- Requires JavaScript
IP-derived location is approximate. Browser values are read locally; user agent and language also normally accompany web requests.
Read the privacy & logging notice ↗05 / the fine print, plainly
Privacy & logging
I keep standard nginx HTTP logs and bandwidth statistics across darklab services, on both clearnet and Tor, to understand overall usage.
What gets logged
HTTP logs can include requested URLs, user agents, response codes, and the IP address visible to the server. When you use an onion service, Tor doesn't expose your public IP address to that service. HTTP logging still applies.
Retention and access
I keep HTTP logs and bandwidth statistics for one year, with no backups. Only I have access to the logs and statistics I retain.
Cloudflare
Only the clearnet darklab.sh directory is hosted by Cloudflare, which handles requests to this site as its hosting provider. The other darklab services and all onion services, including this directory over Tor, aren't hosted or proxied by Cloudflare.